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Impact of Global Companies’ Real Options Implementation on Their Hungarian Subsidiariess during and after the crisis. However, global companies’ quests for flexibility and their systematic organizational experimentation have sometimes resulted in subsidiaries’ loss of previously gained mandates.

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n recent years have tended to affect FDI inflow with a time lag and are larger in “embedded” countries (i.e. EU members) than in others. In other words, the more deeply a country is embedded in the global economy, the greater (the benefit and) the lagged shock from the global economy will be.

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The Financial Effects of the Crisis in European Emerging Marketsfter the outbreak of the global financial crisis, the interactions of the financial market conditions with income distribution, the savings propensity, and the current account and economic development of CESEE before and after the outbreak of the global financial crisis. Financialization was particu

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Effects of the Global Economic Crisis on FDI Inflow in Eastern European Economies: A Panel Data Anal be complete now. However, we cannot deny the possibility that the integration into the global economy has both good and bad effects, and thus brings an additional reduction of FDI inflows in a state of emergency. In addition, the economic shock may affect countries or areas at different times. In t

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Employment in the Czech Republic: Trends During Economic Transition and the Global Recession extra-large share of a relatively well-educated workforce in manufacturing industries equipped—with some exceptions—with average or outdated technologies. In this chapter, Daniel Münich and Klára Svitáková provide detailed analysis of longer-term trends in employment in the Czech economy from the p